Even if foreign banks are increasing rates, the flow-on effect is Australian banks have to spend more to fund their loans, and that in turn leads to higher interest rates for Australians.
So I think if it's not this coming Monday, definitely Melbourne Cup, we should be looking at another rate rise in Australia.
So Elizabeth Redman from the Sydney Morning Herald is reporting, more properties languish on the market as sellers won't cut price hopes.
Properties for sale are languishing on the market for longer, new figures show as buyers pull back and sellers hesitate to accept deep discounts amid the property downturn.
Time Seller House, it's not the longest in human history or on record, but we see that that trend upwards is going to lead to a disparity.
The disparity is between those who are selling and those who are buying, the expectation of what the market value of that property is.
It's not going to actually help prices recover if this days-on market continues to grow.
Buyers are sitting in a situation now where if they're sitting on their hands and they're just waiting to reach out and make offers, agents and sellers are going to have to listen to those offers.
Even if foreign banks are increasing rates, the flow-on effect is Australian banks have to spend more to fund their loans, and that in turn leads to higher interest rates for Australians.
So I think if it's not this coming Monday, definitely Melbourne Cup, we should be looking at another rate rise in Australia.
So Elizabeth Redman from the Sydney Morning Herald is reporting, more properties languish on the market as sellers won't cut price hopes.
Properties for sale are languishing on the market for longer, new figures show as buyers pull back and sellers hesitate to accept deep discounts amid the property downturn.
Time Seller House, it's not the longest in human history or on record, but we see that that trend upwards is going to lead to a disparity.
The disparity is between those who are selling and those who are buying, the expectation of what the market value of that property is.
It's not going to actually help prices recover if this days-on market continues to grow.
Buyers are sitting in a situation now where if they're sitting on their hands and they're just waiting to reach out and make offers, agents and sellers are going to have to listen to those offers.
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